J’adore

Ylang Ylang and Damask Rose
J’adore, an ode to women, their daring and their beauty. From J’adore Eau de Parfum to the concentrate of flowers and water of the Parfum d’Eau, the iconic floral bouquet is revealed and reinvented. Striking an artful balance, it expresses all the sensuality and freshness of the finest flowers.
An iconic fragrance, J’adore Eau de Parfum is the grand feminine floral by the House of Dior.
Finely crafted down to the last detail, like a custom-made flower, J’adore is a bouquet of the most beautiful flowers from around the world. Essence of Ylang-Ylang with its floral and fruity notes and essence of Damascus Rose.

J’adore L’Or

Solar and intense floral notes
All the gold of J’adore in an essential, pure concentrate.
Francis Kurkdjian showcases the beauty of the J’adore flowers.
A full and voluptuous perfume essence that creates a dialogue between notes of orange blossom, jasmine, rose. Blossoming in their full glory in a floral quintessence that is both powerful and sensual.

Celebrating the reopening of 30, Avenue Montaigne and the opening of La Galerie Dior, this book shows the public and unprecedented history of the hallmark Haute Couture House headquarters. 30 Montaigne has been tied to Dior since its founding in 1946. Christian Dior chose this hôtel particulier as the home to his Couture House and the backdrop of his collection presentations, including the inaugural fashion show in 1947 that marked the debut of the New Look era.

• English version
• Rizzoli Publishing
• 100% paper
• 192 pages

Since then, Christian Dior and his successors – from Yves Saint Laurent to Maria Grazia Chiuri – have designed and created all of the House collections there. 30 Montaigne still maintains its ateliers, making it a legendary address of Parisian Haute Couture. Looking at iconic images of Mr. Dior working in his design studio, fittings, backstage at shows, archival documents and a stunning portfolio of Dior creations, readers will experience the spirit of 30 Montaigne through the decades and get a peek into its future. Text by Maureen Footer, Jérôme Hanover and Olivier Flaviano.